Bottle (Old Notes)-Pours a clear golden with a small white head. Aroma of malt, corn, and grains. Taste of the same. Not sure where Coors is going with this beer but it is not very tasty.

Bottle. yellowish gold with fizzy white head. aroma of sweet grainy malts, and corn. not a lot going on here for taste. Great for a hot day and nothing else available.

Definitely not that bad as the average rate... I expected shit, and maybe that’s why I liked it.

I’ve had the misfortune of drinking these at college party’s and barbecues and I’m quite certain the only reason this beer endures is because of the depression era price. It is an underwhelming beer, akin to drinking seltzer. However it is unoffensive and cheap making it good fodder for parties or large events.

Got this in a store in chicago. Was only $0.55. Should not have paid for this. Was surely a waste of my cash.

What is ice beer anyway: beer better served colder? I ran into an old Coors Ice friend this weekend and thought I should give the old boy adage: readily available, fun at festivals and in backyard-gatherings, good to look at, nice to taste (and that goes for the beer too) Standard American Corn Ale--God Bless America

Bottle bought in Chicago. Golden colour with a nice big but short lasting head. Weak aroma of grains, litle maltiness and little hoppiness. Flavour is clean and smooth, waterish, some hints of malt, some graininess, touch of malt. Nice label with ice cristals.

Bottle. Pours yellow\gold with a large white head. aroma of sweet grainy malts, and corn. Flavor is smooth, grain and corn, but nothing good.

Pours a light golden yellow color. Aromas of corn, a touch of hops, and little else. Flavor is like any other american lager. I prefer Coors products to A-B or Miller. It was what I was weened on.

As far as Ice beers go, this one was the best I tried. Can’t remember much else, as I had 12 this particular evening....